1 The play was first performed in the ___. 1590s 1600s 1580s 1610s 2 Who was on the English throne when the play was performed? King Henry VIII King James I King Charles I Queen Elizabeth I 3 Love's Labour's Lost is considered one of Shakespeare's ___. most complex plays best plays earliest plays most successful plays 4 Where was the play first performed? Inns of Court Buckingham Palace Blackfriars Theater The Globe Theater 5 The play is a ___. romance comedy tragedy history 6 The play was first published in ___. 1600 1632 1598 1625 7 The play was first published in ___. folio pamphlet quarto manuscript 8 Source material for the play is ___. included in the original publication an Italian play lost a biography of the King of Navarre 9 Queen Elizabeth I was known as the ___. Kingly Queen Bloody Queen Ruthless Queen Virgin Queen 10 The play is often cited for its use of ___. irony imagery wordplay allusions 11 In general, the critical reception of the play has been ___. positive negative mixed never documented 12 One reason for the play's critical reception is its ___. historical context biblical allegory complex plot unlikable characters 13 Kenneth Branagh adapted the play into a film in ___. 2000 1990 2020 2010 14 The play takes place in ___. Paris Navarre London Aquitaine 15 The King of Navarre is ___. Henry James Ferdinand Louis 16 Which of these is not one of the King's lords? Longaville Dumaine Biron Frederick 17 Don Armado is a satirical representation of ___. the Spanish Armada Shakespeare the Duke of Anjou King Henry VIII 18 Who is Don Armado's page? Mote Dull Biron Costard 19 The Spanish Armada attempted to invade England in ___. 1588 1555 1600 1592 20 Costard is a ___. clown priest poet scholar 21 Boyet is a ___. spy messenger soldier prince 22 Dull is a ___. merchant clown constable lord 23 Holofernes is a ___. schoolmaster madman sailor priest 24 Sir Nathanial is a ___. thief lord teacher curate 25 Jaquenetta is a ___. innkeeper wench lady-in-waiting noblewoman